Just as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles left Italy to escape the tax man, Ferrari is considering the same as it moves closer to leaving the nest by next October.
Bloomberg reports the automaker is also considering remaining in Maranello, though a change in its fiscal address wouldn't affect manufacturing and engineering operations. A final decision either way could come in the next few months, per the publication's anonymous sources.
Such a move would prove devastating to Italy beyond the nation's economy, as Ferrari is considered a national treasure. Milan Bicocca University professor of public finance Ugo Arrigo said the move would show investors and companies alike that the country and its fiscal system as uncompetitive; Italy's corporate rate is 31.4 percent, whereas the United Kingdom — where FCA calls its fiscal home — has a rate of 21 percent, soon to be 20 percent.
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